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How to Make Our Cities a Home for Bees, Butterflies and Other Pollinators
Our cities can help protect bees and offer pollinators a safe haven through green infrastructure projects.
Buzz Stops: Bus Shelter Roofs Turned Into Gardens for Bees and Butterflies
Bee bus stops first appeared in the Dutch city of Utrecht. Now the UK is planning for more than 1,000 and there is growing interest across Europe and in Canada and Australia
It’s Time to Make Cities More Rural
Enough with the urban vs. rural binary. When rurbanization brings agriculture into cities, everyone benefits
The Rooftop Beekeeping Buzz: Why Buildings Are Using Bees To Go Greener
Rooftop beehives can be a simple and tangible way to demonstrate commitment to environmental action, social justice, and good governance.
As Heat Waves Increase, Green Roofs Could Help Cool Texas Cities
Vegetation-covered roofs may be challenging to create and maintain, but they can be up to 40 degrees cooler than conventional roofs. They can also reduce flash flooding and provide islands of habitat for pollinators.
That Buzz on City Rooftops? Beekeeping Is Going Corporate
Urban hives are helping companies burnish their green credentials, but there are only so many city flowers to go around.
Beehives on Downtown Office Buildings Sweet for Corporate Teambuilding
Downtown office buildings have been far quieter than normal over the last 18 months. But since November, the SunTrust Center has remained abuzz with worker bees of a different sort.
Target Center a Home for Minnesota Sports, Entertainment, and the Bees
The first arena in North America to build a "green" roof to provide food and homes for native bees is in the heart of downtown Minneapolis.
Bee Population Steady in Dutch Cities Thanks to Pollinator Strategy
Scheme involving ‘ bee hotels’ and ‘bee stops’ reaps rewards as census shows no strong decline in urban population